Well after Jerry Seinfeld was canned from the Microsoft commercials, we see the next “phase” of ads, this time entitled “I’m a PC”. They are OK, but I’m curious as to what’s ahead for these.
I'm gonna invent a "Civility" button and a "Kindness" button.
Problem is, they won't work either. The last time I invented a button like that, it locked me out of my own computer. The nerve!
So WC will have to do without the "quickfix" buttons, DX Widgets and just have to rely on the Mods.....and maybe, just maybe we'll all evolve into more considerate people.
I hope so. I really do. This is a really nice place that affords us really nice folks. No littering, please.
It's about time Microsoft started to push out some ads. I guess they wanted to wait for Service Pack 1 to iron out Vista's few issues.
Those confused (read; fearful of change), should look into http://www.mojaveexperiment.com it's an interesting find.
Not fearful of change...on a Vista machine now. OK OS, but, I think it shouldn't be the "default". Also, might be nice if other OS's were developed. I just like new things and believe in diversity.
Just to keep the smiles going:
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The problem with the Mojave experiment is that the people in their test group did not have any knowledge of Vista, they just heard about it from (primarily tech) friends. And they just don't care, to put it mildly. If it works, in any fashion whatsoever, they're happy. They don't care if it consumes more resources, if it takes more hard drive space, if the system requirements are higher-just so long as it works.
Now if you tried to pull that kind of stunt on a hundred random geeks, they'd give you the bird nine times out of ten.
I'm not trying to rag on Vista, and SP1 has improved it, but I honestly was very much unimpressed with it when it launched, and I can't wait for Windows 7. Hopefully we'll at least get a real move to 64-bit (32-bit backwards compatibility is nice, but we don't have "64-bit forward compatibility" on our 32-bit OSes).
Fair enough. Good critique.
I'm a PC and I change the look of Windows.
I enjoy a good commercial. But I wonder if they actually have any significant impact upon what people purchase.
I like this. Especially the diver.
Yeah I would expect with your job you could have retired a long time ago, or at least bought stardock and have people calling you sir.
Its a good add, but I think this would be better run by a pc manufaturer(s) like Dell, HP, or (and) IBM. Somthing like a guy standing next to some hot women wearing Linux, BSD.eCos, Symbian, Solaris, Vxworks and ONX Tshirts, (and one guy wearing glasses and jeans with a Windows T) he says "Hi im a PC and, these are my bitches. Then another guy says Im a Mac and this is my mom. after the cutscene she coul ask him "do you want to look at some photos?"
God, I wish I did too. I'm a moderator on GameFAQs, and I handle dozens of juvenile idiocies every day. On the other hand, it's cheap entertainment most of the time
Of course, if anyone ever looks at my browser history, I imagine I'd have some explaining to do. Sometimes I wish the internet had an "unsee" button.
YOU WATCHED IT, YOU CAN'T UNWATCH IT!
Gay.... The word was originally G.A.Y., which means Good As You. It sort of devolved in print to Gay, of which the original meaning is Happy.
Anywas, I haven't watched those ads.
Yes...unfortunately devolved too quick for people to get the connection...
I get a kick out of the commercial. It's dorky, has no real meaning, and yet, there is some entertainment value.
I look at the puter world the same way I look at the auto world. There are P.C users, there a Mac users. There are Chevy fans, and there are Ford fans. I like P.C. and I like Chevy. Just how I am, not because one is better than the other. Mainly because every brand throws a lemon. That is just the nature of the beast.
I am a P.C. Just because I am.
Must... buy... PC...
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